16．Mr．White，who comes from _____ European country，has formed _____ habit of attending _____ church on Sunday mornings here in Chengdu．（　�。�
A．an，/，theB．a，the，/C．an，the，/D．a，a，a

分析 懷特先生來自一個歐洲國家，已經(jīng)在成都養(yǎng)成了周日上午做禮拜的習慣．

解答 答案是B．考查冠詞的用法．句意是：懷特先生來自一個歐洲國家，已經(jīng)在成都養(yǎng)成了周日上午去教堂的習慣．第一空指歐洲的一個國家，表示泛指，由于European 雖以元音字母開頭，但卻以輔音音素開頭，所以用不定冠詞a修飾．第二空是固定詞組form the habit of養(yǎng)成…的習慣，這里用the表示特指．第三空是固定詞組attend church做禮拜．故選B．

點評 解答此類題目，首先要掌握冠詞的用法，然后根據(jù)語境選擇正確的答案．

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